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Poor Nashville.
taSRof.lTa Taa.RsE.f

NAsnvILLR, Tenn, July 7.-Anether
defeat vas added to NAshville's laurel
crown today. Birmingham got away
with the locals, making her record
two games won, both Of which were
lost by Nashville. The Magic City
nine is as strong as any In the South
ern Lssgue, and will make II mighty
interesting for the other clubs. The
game today was clotely played and
somewhat exciting, the ninth inning
anding the score tie, when Nashville
went out without scoring and the
visitors marked mp the the winning
nine. The victory was worthily won
by Birmingham.
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Runs esrned-Memphis, /; New
Orleans, 2. Two base hits-Baker,
Campsu, Pujo', McVey. Fuller. Three
base hits-NcAleer. Double and
triple plsys-Menphis, o; New Or.
leans, 0. Struck ou.-oy Black, 2;
Ewing, 3. Bases on bslls-by Black,
1; by Ewing, 2. Buses giyen for hit
ting man with ball-by Black, o; by
Ewing, |. Passed balls-Bsker, l;
Vaughan, 0. Time Of game-0ne hour
and foriy.6ve minutes. Umpire
Merritt.
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LOufsytlIe Loses .

LoU-svLLE, KY, July 7.-Louisville
outbstted their opponents today, but
lost close and exciting contest by
costly errors. In the last inning White
would have scored easily and tied the
game, but Mack, who was coaching
him, got in the way Of Clark at home
plate, and the umpire consequently
decided White out. This greatly in.
censed the crowd, but the decision was
considered just by the impartial.
Sco' e-Brooklyn, A; Loui,ville, 8.
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Q line hit from Roseman's bat on
which he doubled Radford up at first,
The game Was also remarkable for the
short time 10 which 1t was played.
Nelson played a brilliant game at
short. The errors by the Nets were
fumbles Of terrific ground hits. Score
-Cincinnatis, 8; Metropolitsns, /.
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Hurley's Error.

CLEVELAND, o, July THE Ath.
letics won todsy's game by accident,
as they were blsnked in the ninth in.
ming by rights, but through an error
of Umpire Hurley, were permitted to
score and tie the game. Strickler made
a wonderful running left handed catch.
The attendance was small. Score
Athletics, Z; Cleveland 0.
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To Old Soldiers

'I'0 enable you and other, who may dssire
Il 20 purchase Loo Camp smoking TobAc.
90 and thereby assist In the support Of the
helpless old Con edsgate soldiers, will mail
10 Jou. post 90 paid, a package Of the fret
quality Of this excellent 0htcc0, manuiac-
tpfed for the ~ai err Home. Richmond,
Va. on receipt " N foliaWine retail prioas.
via: 2oI Toe q %. Do. = 0t. 400. l.. 15c.
Reduction made 90 clubs.
81. y. HUSsELL, Manufacturer,
Iiuu and iif2 Cary -, Hirhmond, Va.
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Trnslee'a NOlIce.

NOTICE is HEREBY OWEN, That on
n nj o. the courthouse door Of shelby coun-
", Tennessee, at III o'clock an, will sell.
al publ r ouirry, for cafh. the following do
scrlbed rel estate In shelby county, Ten
nessse, being all the tlght, title ard interfsl
Of l.. W. and v. y. Humos In one third
undivided Interest W a lot Of eleven acres,
bounded a. follows Beginning ~ stake ~
the state Line road or Boulevard, from which
north 8ih' east lt3b links distAht stands q
rod0ak marked VI thence north 18th James
iongo't east boundary line ~ CHAINS AND VI
links 20 n stako, thanCa east chiirf andb
tints "a a sthkeg thence south ~ chains and
NJ links 20 a stake w the 81 "a Line road OF
Boulevard thence west with said ront or
Boulevard 3 chains aud 81 links ~ the place
OF BEGINNING. Also, q certain tract 70
Gated ard described ~ follUws, t0'witi Dc.
ginnins AZ a stako IN the State Lino ROAD er
Boulevard, from which north a. vest ~
links distant a sariairaa marked thsnce
west With the state Line road OF Bouleyatd
ehaip and sOh link o. a smssi thenoe
thence west > ehaiUsand 81 links % stake
on James Yonse's east bounjut llnei
thence north With said Yobgoi eut line
chains and 81 links 70 a stakei tlsnSg east
chains and SIX Anks 10 q stakes thence
south n chains and ~ links 10 the point Of
begin ning, and oQntAinins nine acres.
I make said sale by auihoflU oi uust
deed made ms'snd recorded IN eRssister's
once OF Shelby county, Tsnnesteo, IN book
III, page ~, default havins been made In
the ds6t secured therein and havins been
r'sa''s'f Il III n ,H s.oss;ss r ,ssssi9
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POARD-forg gentleman and wiici private
- family aud eastern part of city pre-
ferreai roteren ecs eNcha1ge
Adrres, 30" this Office
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SlruArION-By middle eyed " msu
- do hou'ework In small family Address
~, Appeal.
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SAWMlLL- Upper saw ~ inches a. lower
- saw ~ inches; ~ horse power ensine and
boiler, portable or semi nxo must be in
good order and host maze; VIII ray cash.
Address FORD a PnARMAN,
EIW.rNs AL
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HUGH B. OUT EN
| No. Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.

White and blacks, headed by q
fine brass hand all in great glee,
with 'movaP rs their watchword,
start out TO find and route their
opponents In joint discussion. In
such a meeting the man was killed.
Let rs hope he will be the last one,
And II the voters want Clarksdale il
is q thriving, nicely located town Ia
the center Of the county, at head Of
navigation and the intersection OF two
railroads CT easy access from every.
where, at all seasons OF the wear.
j. 3. CARRuTlER1.
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FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL NEW coTTAGE-X block
ID OF street ears; barsain In this; call
Quick. 0ILOMRISr A MAkTIN.
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zeLLNER 4 co 800 Main ST

n u.Resldent Notice.
lieut. Court Of shelby county, Tennessee
Annie Taylsrw, Thomas bylnf.
appearing from totitiOn died IN this
Aufei which u sworn 10, thai the defend
Mt, Thomas Taylor, is q non-fostdoht u the
iiate " lennostteI
II Il therefore ordered, Thst no make
Ms appearance hereln, IL the courthouse,
N Tho city VI Memphis, Tenuotsee, % or
before the third Monday w september,
next, lsN, aad plead, ansuet On domuf 70
plaintihs hill Tor div rec, ~ iho same vi
be taken Tor confessed AZ 20 hin and lhe
oaute tet Tor hearing on ptfo' Ani that
q ogpy u this ~ or be- . bl shed ONCE
seek for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Daily Appeal.
a c0py-attsstt 49, ........
DANIEL sCGLO Is, Clerk.
ByJ 2. Young, DsputF lcfk,
ATTORNEY for ulat IN. John Moss,
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CHEAP Twelve counter drawers.
~ r. "a. DIN A co
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WANTED.

y 0rTAaE-To rent a 6rst-clas' four room
- cottage, good locality, not exceeding
hvo minutes walk from Court square. Adj
dress j.. BRASHER, inh Court 81,
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SALESMAN-A hrst-clasa oxporionc cod ci-
~ gar and toh tcco travelling salesman for
Arkansas. Address with roere ces,
~ - this Office.
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The Gams To-day.

The two clubs play sgain this after
noon. Following is the batting order
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scoRE ny fSEfN,

'Uame won by Birmingham when
only one man wa out
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WATCHEs, Err. One li.karst Howard
wv watch Tor So, cost new $40: ono IL
s,T ira. Eay ~ nSl Tor 80 eS,, neg sS io
Of solitaire diamond earrings at price OF i'm
BRANCH MEMPHIS LOAN OFFICE,
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( ooK-Firt ella" cook a, No. ~ Court
~ street.
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I''S".

pURsE-In this city. on last Tuesday
u night. y rsdand steel purse, containing
store and got liberal reward, II belongs 10
on. OF the lady smplove..
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p0OM-Nlcely frniShod foom, private
IL family, By ascnilcman, u tfolr'encs
giyon Address, il., Appeal once.
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1000 prs. Kid Opera Slippers

Full line Of fine, stylish Pootvear for
uenis', halits, Aisses, Boys and Chill
dfcn, at lower prices thlb elsewhere,
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MAN. 10 attend to dsir, mus, be q good
wi mixer Addros' "Daify," this Office
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EINE MARR.-Perfectly gentle. cheap for
" cash. Aplly at 10 Main lireet
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sTRAYBD.

( lOWS-0ne larse red and white o. otted,
ono .sye out. branded II on hip. One
white, with deep rcd on hosd and ears, heavy
and dark red. A liberal reward for return
or iniof N stion Of same
A. WOOD, sel Court st. Extended.
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rANDY ROLLER-M h v. hal soma
" experience. jus. ,PErnT a SON,
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STORkHOusE-for rent, after September
, lat, No 2is Main street. store new occu-
pied by Messrs. Lytle A Shields. With the en-
tire builliua Annie IN
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STOREHOUsE-No "a Front street, now
- occupied By John X. speed A 90. pos
session given LET u September. Apply 10
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E'UHNIsHED RO6Ns-with or without
IL board, at 100 Court street. Gsn,lsmsn
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pOOMs-Larse. nicely furnished rooms 81
Hotel references. tS shelby street.
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SfX ROOM COTTAGE -On Vance street,
> newlJ painted two sooi serVanu'
j. r. LIfRADE. ", Wont 81.
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site the Union StocE yard.
- MRS. ADA wnIrPORD.
w A. D. KILLS., Csflsyillo, Tenn.
~ one %, one a. one 2. in No. / order
TON DEIhHY, la Front st.
T'RoTTlNa COLA due uottins colt.
l. sired by McCurdy's HAmiitonian. four
rear. old, we'll brote 90 harness and fast.
X. u. MOskLsf a CO., adj Madison 81.
plAN0-Chsap for cash, one iquare piano.
Il At No va Union st.
- ohsR,,As OOd, gentle family horse. also
Il n''f & .JjSSSEsg CO. to 81 moDro. st.
SAfk-Psriis, having q burglar and Ore
a. mI p :, ai iiis: ~ good ord' % sell the
Care Carrier Nos.
H0RsR-Blaek horse, 6 year, old. per
Ii feetly gentle, entirely nev harness and
good phaston. all for $500. Lockwood stable
OLD PAPERS Cheap, A! ov.,.-
pIAN0s-1wenty sood second. hand OPP
right and square pianos must be sold
'h''' ''r '''A 'oI' %i HfiSS .sS I'm fd e."
pRICk-i ,Oo,c 900 at yard on Union ave-,
- east Of Dunlap. J. ". 0RANT4 co.
RRICKs, k1C. 10000 second hand
- bricks, a. good a. new also, second
hand door frames and doors, windows and
window frames, and hobrins aud ioists. Al.
ply 10 JOHN WALSH, sos Second street.
NOw-A seysnsishth, Jsr,ey Gov, With
y {ounE calf. bam II. Coward, near Ne
tival Park.
(oNvERsR's billiard Psrlor a. Gston's
~ Hotel, Inquire Of X. Converse.
~.
~ Table, cheabi "a Lau ierdaie street.
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pOOMs-Two iurni,h.d rooms In private
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PUR RENT.
F'IRST. GLASS FuRS IL sSp HHOSsSs r

pOOMs-Two furnished rooms In private
IL family, atells Shelby streSt.
DOOMs-Larse, nicely furnished room, a
IN sumner rates. tuo blocks from Gayess
Hotel teietsncs,. tS shelby street.
FURNISHED R00M-ln prlya,s family.
~ 2i9 Union ct.
SiX ROOM COTTAGE -Ua Vance street,
> neulJ painted, two Eood ,ervanu'
room'' stable ssrTi.tR e1Si' sSa y si.,.rI
L,UENIsnED RO6Ns-With or without
~ board, at 100 Court street. 0snilsmen
preferred
STORgHOUsE-N ~ Front street, nov
- occupied by John X. speed A Go. pos
session given Let ot ,ssPlsmbsr.. .Apglyt9
u0UsE-Rive' ICONS.
n lbs Looney street. Chelsea.
ST0REnOUsR-For rsnt. after September
pied By Ms,sr,. Little 4 Shields. With the ca
X '.Tp1BLSSGE 4 Co.. q Madison st.
H0vsR-Ilouse WITH eisht roomi, No. I'D
Q. v. REbEh, No. SO second st.
II OusE-Iou,e Nth ia rooms, corner 0
nv s,lt % and Lo'''' 'gYSiiS CoGl'iliaiSs.
SiuKEHuusF-N ~ Main strost. occu-
- pied al present BY llarpmAn bros Pos
session tepie nbef I, lss7.
J, l.. GO6DLOg, ~ Madison It.
CTOREn0UsE- w Vain street. Ap-
- plyto q q. HEM, ~ Front 81.
Mics HOUsE-Riys room, and Kitchen,
~ and large gard, near state Female
College, for or -. Apnly 90
Ia LAMB, ~ Madison 81.
- ESiDENCE-Thatl large and CON modious
IL residence No u Adams street, IN thor
ough repair, n, shly painted, etc,
hLRNANDkh MURRAY,
~ Madison or go Vance 81.
IOOOMs-Pour nice room, ior houses eep-
IL inEor suitable Tor ofices, over " North
Cont street. Call At above number.
EUhNlBHED ROOM-r For ssntlsmsn, ~
~ ll6 Adams street
p0QMs-Rour rooms 90 hr,t door o. 10
IL Second street, opposite Court square,
By y. ID. Montsdonioo, no second street.
FURNISHED MOONS = 70 ,uits ysry
~ oho,es southern exposures within tour
C0NAwkY's AGENcY, ~ Main Il.
p0Oas-At state Female Qolless. Apply
IL At second house ue,t Of COLLEGE.
ROoMs-Pu Furnished or u9lgrni,hsa 80
I hND-t0 acres and u acres good land
IL near the city. Apply Al " Madison 81
nwELLlNg-A Vsry commodiou. d.eiI-
~ lnEi nice grounds. necessary ogthousss.
y desifahe part Of toNt,Cn car lite Ap-
oily a "a Orleans street. between Ysrcs Aad
--.--
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DLEASANT front room, with board; also,
l. other accommod Ation for single gentle
man. nj ~ Can't STRAIT
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AT AROUND THE HOUSE.
,,,,e and Practical Matters Of Gem
al interest with Tested Recipes

erai Interest," VII"
.,,.o 1rapcrics, tides and lincn goods may
,.-or,teA hy painting them with trans
~, washes Of anime dyes. The tint then
,mes part Of the fabric and cndurcs wen
r. mn, purpose dry anilnc dyes that are
,llo in alcohol are dissolved with Just
.,,b spirit 20 take up the dye and are
-..I For use the solution may be diluted
80. desired tint The dyes soluble m alco-
-. brighter and more durable than those
,.et Dissolve In water.
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PAINTS. OILS. sc.
DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
N.T.PATE 4 CO, 1897 EAST CARY STREET.

" Weather. Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks.
Blisters, or Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin, Zinc
Copper, Iron, and
) b In Y lie, and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky Roofs from
age and exposure
arerendcrcdtight
and perfect by its
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use OF
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jail ~
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s. delightful way 20 prepare a pineapple
l. DESSERT Is the following. Soak half q
. tase If gclatine for an hour OF more III
f cupful Of water. Chop up a small
apnls and simmer 10 IN ten minutes with
d rant cupful Of sugar and cupful Of water;
N.aaiI the golatine, remove from the fire
aaI strain. When it has partly cooled add
reumte Of four eggs and beat well When
r.mrture begins 20 harden, pour 1t into
u.'ls and set 10 away.
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our SRNG AND SUMMER sTOCK IS UNSURPASSED IN FRESHNESS
ELEGANCE or STYLE EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY
AND REASONABLENESS IN PRICES

OFFS
IN, fucstQ u ID
q
arll Il lalO m II
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o.o,mentaI nag. tor various Uses.

Tna rrettiest bags for holding Irvine are
,..i.of inch wide satin ribbons Of one color
n.r.,. suggests the following way Of making
... Overland the ribbons together for
..ra.nt distance 10 cover the ball Gather
..... close at the end designed for the bottom
and f,.ten in a small curtain ring so as TO
allow the Irvine 20 be pulled out freely Al
,.. foo N the bag fold the ribbons over TO
f-m a little heading above the shirr when
....r,.. the ball. leaving ends about one men
,t.n-h. which are pointed and finished with
aim. rio BEN Marrow ribbons are used 70
.....ai fle bah and also 10 hold a tiny par
., s-ors ready TO clip the twiue at any mo-
m..t It'll
six handkerchief r. also described ms
,... ..,.- one Of the dantost u work bags Tor
f.Irr crochet or knitting One Of pale
l...0r pink blocade is prettiest for the pur-
a. Lay the handkerchief out dat, turn
'... d. the inside q small portion Of each cor
De-. and hom each one down with silk 70
r..I. About two inches from the edge, oil
r way round, sew, as o casing, ribbon
halo an inch wide, and through this run
l...r, strings Of narrower ribbon Of the
..a.e color Trim the edge al round with q
.... .i.. Two OF three inches wide. The work
i.......l BOO tine middle and the strings drawn
p. ...fIer the bag, thus making the lace rufiie
tt.atnp
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A kitchen table that has become very dark
Wl stained from neglect may be hleached
with wood ashes. Make them into a paste
With water and spread on the table at night
ln Che morning brush them on and scrub
ilis Is a very good way To take grease out Of
t.e 0DOr4
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,,,,,orr artists who have had difficulty III
..,,nr drawing paper for coiofing, "-
M, tbo still papers, will find the follow
,o- process very satisfactory; i.S'' nlo'', ,Sn
49, nafor thoroughly, then lay II upon I'M 'no
,l.ri In proper position and with oio''lhB
'.. r.n,oge most Of the moisture for as
l'i 10 about half an inch or therea0outs
s.. ,bo eircs: then take strips Of not very
p. f. MANILA paper about an inch and a han
..l covered on one side with muciiagc,
o,s.e them down on the board and on
. d. .....r overlapping the edges q the latter
-.'t han am inch. Keep thc middle OF the
',..... v..f until che mucilage ON the edges has
p. ,,en DO tho whole sheet dry out.
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,,,-,ctIrc Way to Serve Spinach.

,rt.-. sninoch Is 70 be- served as a dish by
e.r 70 looks well If arranged as follows
,f..r washing put IL into enough salted boil
... ,,o..r to cover H. When cooked squeeze
'', M fho water, press the spinach through
...,.n...r and then fry it few minutes 80 a
.1..,.l ,,,fer and season with salt and pepper
49,. .l.,, slices ~ huttered toast on a platter
'.i on each slice put a cupful OF spinach
...,, pressed into shape; into the top Of each
r,ooi spinach press the half Of hard boiled
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A polish sufficiently fine and lustrous for
delicate cabinet work Is said TO consist of half
"a pint % linsecd oil, half "A pint of old ale,
tle white Of au egg and one ounce Of spirits
g 4lt Shake well before using. Theaticle
tn le polished must be free from dust Put a
ifl.e 20 thc polish on a soft linen pad and rub
Doe article lightly.
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Numbered with useful patterns sent out by
Uantrs Bazaar is the one shown IN the ac-
.oupanying cut Of a housekeeping apron.
Ihe model represented is made Of figured
cambria with q dark blue ground
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The skirt Of the apron Is thirty-four inches
uId. The top is slopod out six inches deep
from the middle toward each side for a space
70 eighteen inches from the corner The bib
Ucltofa double layer Of cambria, and darts
ar. taken mp in It. The apron is hcmmed al
Ole bottom, and gathered at the top into a
raceoi fourteen and one-half inches. The
bib is trimmed at the sides and top with a
fo1 ~ The cambria made Of strip two and
ueha.f inches wide, which is piped with red,
aud gathered et half an inch from the edges.
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SILKS, yELvETs, AND PLUsHEs.


SILKS and faie
b. "a
cnihA"ns. novel;
assor Plaid and striped silks
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Peel the potatoes, cut them in very thin
si,e aud lay them In cold water aud salt for
an hour OF more. Then dry them on a towel,
throw them into deep kettle OF smoking hot
tt ava fry 90 light brown; skim them out
NJ the fat into a colandcr, scatter little salt
over them. shake them about turn on IA
platter % serve
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TO crystalline cherries, currants etc, DIP
he fruit, still ON the stem, in beaten white OF
egg, lay u on a sieve for "A few minutes e.
drnin. Then ron in po'T<' .I1sHL, lay on
white paper and % indOw or
a cool oven "ohs dry place
ali servs, attract
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az 80 m as:O5 a m a7:oo m a6:25 p m
Ias:20 m as:55 m as :4s m a6:2o p m
a2 80 m JAZZ :05 p m al 80 m all 30 IN
a4 80 . M a5 rs D mi a9 45 m a9:I5 m
al 10 p IN a4 40 p m al 10 m a10 :43 m
al 10 II al 40 p m all 10 m,a10 :43 a m
7:3O p m sos m 1880 m 6.55 m
7:30p m 500 p m c7:30 m c6:55 In
$50 m s:1o m 700 m 6:2oam
$3.50 m 9:1O D m 700 m CPS m
Sunday; Mondays. from Wahpeton onlyi
Jackson streets; Union depot.
IL House Block: Union deDOt Bridge Sr.IaPa
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FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK, Oct Money on call easy at
4l2 to per cent; last loan 5: closed at 5
prime mercantile paper, 61a@Sl2. Sterling
exchange dull but steady. The stock market
to-day was weak almost all day long on free
selling for both sides of the account, and
prices tonight are materially lower through
out the list. The telegraph deal has so long
been regarded as inevitable in Wall street
that its effect upon the market was slight
and although the Western Union people are
sanguine that the stock will reach par, there
was heavy realizing this morning and later
the bears made fierce attack upon the
whole list, the pressure being specially
heavy upon Western Union, the Changers
and the coal stocks. There was very little if
any support given the list until
the decline had reached over 1
per cent, and as consequence the short
interest is said to be now upwards of 300,-
900 shares. The same few stocks were again
most prominent in the dealings. and Reading
alone furnished over one-third of the entire
business done, followed by Western Union,
st. Paul, Lackawanna & Richmond and West
Point. The talk about the rate troubles in
the West initiated against the Changers but
advices to-day indicate that the difficulties
would be quickly settled and no further
trouble in that quarter need be feared.
The opening was firm at advances of from
ls to 60 per cent. over yesterdays final fig
ures, but the improvement was not held and
the list declined almost speedily throughout
tne forenoon ana unQer the attacks OF the
bears the movement gathered force in the
afternoon but was checked by / p. m. There
was fractional recovery late i'll the day but
the close was heavy at but little better
than the lowest figures of the day. Every
thing on the active list is lower this
evening and Colorado coal is down 2,
Union Pacific 1sB, Sc. Paul 1la, Louis
vile 4 Nashville, Northern Pacific preferred
and Oregon Transcontinental lis each;
Northwestern, Lackawanna, Lake Shore.
Manhattan, Omaha and Manitoba each per
cent. and others fractional amounts. Rail-
road bonds were unusually dull to-day. the
entire days business aggregating only S5I3,-
900 and the dealings were entirely devoid of
heavy to weak throughout, however, and
everything almost is lower. Wabash general
certificates lost at 50. Government bonds
were dull but firm. State bonds were dull
but steady. The total sales of stocks to-day
were 312, 12l shares including:
D., L. d .21 SOON. p. pfd.... $3.50
Erie ...-....... $500 New England 5000
Lake Shore. $3.50 Reading -. los, $40
Louisville N GHOST. Paul 800. 5463
Missouri Pac... 3,736l Union Pacific 1850
Northwestern. Ii, 1925 West. Union. 80, FOG
n. j. Cen trial.. 1920